Events Archive
2022-2023
Spring
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Human Mobility Analytics and Geoprivacy Issues on Using Location Big Data
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Song GaoUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison
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The End of the Village: Planning the Urbanization of Rural China
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Nick R. SmithBarnard College, Columbia University
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Social Mobility and the Structure of Cities
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Dylan ConnorArizona State University
Fall
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Mobility Analysis for Pandemic Prevention Strategies (MAPPS): Using mobility and social network data to predict and prevent future pandemics.
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Mark LurieBrown University
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Bayesian Spatial Multilevel Modeling of Demographic and Health Surveys Data
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Guixing WeiBrown University
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Access to opportunities of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) developments
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Jongho WonBrown University
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Paving the Way: A Study of Historic Redlining and Contemporary Transportation Emissions in U.S. Cities
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Rachel McKaneBrown University
2021-2022
Spring
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Data Visualization Series:What GIS & Spatial Analysis can do for Health Research
WebinarSpeakers:Guixing WeiBrown University
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Local Schools, Civic Engagement, and Community Spirit in Small Towns
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Monica WhithamOklahoma State University
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Dave Van Riper, Director of Spatial Analysis, Minnesota Population Center
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Dave Van RiperDirector of Spatial Analysis, Minnesota Population Center
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A 'Ghetto' of One's Own: Communal Violence, Residential Segregation, and Group Education Outcomes in India
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Aarushi KalraBrown University
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Data Visualization Series:Data Visualization from 10,000 feet: A Quick Introduction to Visual Communication
WebinarSpeakers:Patrick Rashleigh,Brown University
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Separate and Unequal: New Findings from Census 2020
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:John LoganBrown University
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New evidence on the effects of travel distance to abortion providers
PSTC Seminar Room 205, Mencoff HallSpeakers:Caitilin Knowles MyersMiddlebury College
2020-2021
Fall
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Biosocial Network Modeling to Increase Population Health Equity
Zimmer Lounge (Maxcy Hall 010)Speakers:Aditya KhannaBrown University
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S4 Virtual Colloquium - S4 Postdoctoral Scholars
Virtual ColloquiumSpeakers:Samuel Kye & H. Jacob Carlson
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The Crisis within a Crisis: A Panel Discussion on COVID-19 and Renters in Rhode Island
WebinarSpeakers:Amelia Anthony & Phoebe AyresBrown University
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INTERREGIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND BIG DATA: STUDYING ANCIENT LANDSCAPES AT SCALE USING THE GEOSPATIAL PLATFORM FOR ANDEAN, CULTURE HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY (GEOPACHA)
WebinarSpeakers:PARKER VANVALKENBURGHBrown University
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Hidden Histories of U.S. Internationalists
Samuel ZippBrown University
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'Monstrous Giants of Infamous Repute': Wind-Powered Sugar Mills as Constructions of Control in Colonial Montserrat
Virtual ColloquiumSpeakers:Miriam RothenbergBrown University
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Visualizing the Holocaust
Anne Kelly KnowlesUniversity of Maine
Spring
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The Effect of Location Based Subsidies on the Housing Market
Virtual ColloquiumSpeakers:Juan Pablo UribeBrown University
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Understanding Spatiotemporal Patterns in COVID-19 to Guide Local Public Health Action
Virtual ColloquiumSpeakers:William GoedelBrown University
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Virtual Colloquium - Using GPS to Measure Community Mobility and Participation of Individuals with Disabilities
Virtual ColloquiumSpeakers:Eugene BrusilovskiyTemple University
2019-2020
Spring
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IRS Spring Academy 2020
Tue May 26 to Fri May 29Erkner, near BerlinSpeakers:Jörg SydowFreie Universität, Berlin
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[CANCELED!] Using GPS to Measure Community Mobility and Participation of Individuals with Disabilities
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Eugene BrusilovskiyTemple University
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Northeast Computational Social Science meetup
the top floor of the Media Lab building, MITSpeakers:Esteban Moro EgidoMIT Media Lab
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[CANCELED!] China’s National Urbanization Program: Planning the End of the Village
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Nick R. SmithYale-NUS College, Singapore
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Migration, Urbanization, and Health: Insights from South Africa
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Michael WhiteProfessor of Sociology, Brown University
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Chronic Childhood Undernutrition in Kenya: Examining Determinants from a Multilevel and Spatial Perspective
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Kevin MwendaAssistant Professor of Population Studies, Brown University
Fall
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From Spatial to Platial Data Science
Data Science Initiative (DSI), 3rd Floor, 164 Angell StreetSpeakers:Grant MckenzieMcGill University
2018-2019
Spring
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Environmental Justice in the Post-Industrial Landscape
Zimmer Lounge, Maxcy HallSpeakers:Thomas MarlowBrown University
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Unequal Displacement: Gentrification, Racial Stratification, and Residential Destinations
Zimmer Lounge, Maxcy HallSpeakers:Jackelyn HwangStanford University
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Where the Sidewalks End: Poverty in an American Suburb
Zimmer Lounge, Maxcy HallSpeakers:Alex MurphyUniversity of Michigan
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Exploring Application of Spatial Analysis in Urban and Public Policy Research
Zimmer Lounge, Maxcy HallSpeakers:Adriano Borges CostaFundação Getulio Vargas – Brazil
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City Minimum Wages
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Jorge Pérez PérezEconomics Department, Brown University
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Characterizing the spatial structure of US metropolitan employment using LODES data
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Robert ManducaHarvard University
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Spaces of Segregation and Health: Complex Associations for Black Immigrant Mothers in New York City
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Sara McLaffertyUniversity of Illinois
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Brown’s Spring 2018 Statistics Seminar Series
121 S. Main Street, room 24Speakers:Eric LaberNorth Carolina State University
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Scott Allard – Places in Need: The Changing Geography of Poverty
Joukowsky ForumSpeakers:Scott AllardUniversity of Washington
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S4 Post-Doc Mini-Talks
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Joseph Danko, Eric Seymour, and Daniel SchleithBrown University
Fall
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Segregation in Nineteenth Century Mumbai
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Sukriti IssarOSC, Sciences Po, Paris
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Determinants of Equilibrium Particulate Exposure
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Matthew TurnerBrown University
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The Effects of Immigration on the Economy over the 20th Century: Lessons from the Closing and Re-opening of the Border
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Leah BoustanPrinceton University
2017-2018
Fall
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Considering Women and Children's Health in the Context of Climate Change: An Investigation of Birthweight, Temperature, and Precipitation in Africa
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Kathryn GraceUniversity of Minnesota
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Geography and GIS: Questions on Discipline and Innovation
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Matt WilsonUniversity of Kentucky
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Mostly pointless spatial econometrics
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Henry OvermanLondon School of Economics
2016-2017
Spring
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Introduction to GIS for Public Health
School of Public Health (room 251)Speakers:Yi QiBrown University
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Integrating Population and Environment Data: Terra Populus Project Workshop
Thu Mar 16 to Fri Mar 17PSTC, Mencoff Hall, Seminar Room 205Speakers:Steven MansonUniversity of Minnesota
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White shoes and happy cows: social networks and human-environment dynamics in agriculture
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Steven M. MansonUniversity of Minnesota
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Urban transportation in India: Mobility and accessibility
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Adam StoreygardTufts University
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Introduction to Web Scraping with R for the Social Sciences
PSTC Seminar RoomSpeakers:Yi QiBrown University
Fall
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Defining and Representing Spatial Data in the Social Sciences
PSTC Seminar Room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Matthew Martinez, Chris Graziul, Nate FreyBrown University
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Opportunities for Social Interaction: Measuring Segregation using Urban Commuting Data
PSTC seminar room, Mencoff Hall, 68 Waterman St.Speakers:Steven FarberUniversity of Toronto
2015-2016
Spring
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The Pleiades Gazetteer Data Model: Going Off-Road in the Spatial and Digital Humanities
Fri Mar 25 to Tue Jul 12PSTC Seminar roomSpeakers:Tom ElliottNYU
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The Map, the Grid, and the Politics of Space, 1915 – 2015
PSTC Seminar roomSpeakers:Bill RankinYale University
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Architecture in Negative: Mapping Social Space at Carrizales, Peru Using Low Altitude Aerial Photography and Photogrammetry
PSTC Seminar roomSpeakers:Parker VanValkenburghBrown University
Fall
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Research/Design in the Spatial Humanities
Erik SteinerStanford University
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Space, Place, and the Humanities: The Emergence of the GeoHumanities
Tim CresswellNortheastern University
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Segregation as a Multiscalar Phenomenon and Its Implications for Neighborhood-Scale Research: The Case of South Seattle 1990–2010
Christopher FowlerSun Pennsylvania State University
2014-2015
Spring
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Intergenerational Neighborhood Attainment and the Legacy Effects of Racial Residential Segregation
Jeremy PaisUniversity of Connecticut
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A Spatially Varying Coefficient Model with Partially Unknown Proximity Matrix for the Detection of Glaucoma Progression Using Visual Field Data
Joshua WarrenYale University
Fall
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Consuming urban living in ‘villages in the city’: Studentification in Guangzhou, China
Shenjing HeSun Yat-sen University
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More Than Data : Working With Big Data For Civics
Sarah WilliamsMIT
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S4/Political Science workshop on the spatial turn in political science
Harvey StarrUniversity of South CarolinaMyron OrfieldUniversity of MinnesotaJude HaysUniversity of Pittsburgh
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The Social Atlas of Europe: A Cartographic Story of a Continent United in Diversity
Dimitris BallasUniversity of Sheffield
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Subways and Urban Growth: Evidence from Earth
Matthew TurnerBrown University
2013-2014
Spring
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Measuring Spatial Banking Competition
David GlancyBrown University
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34.06N, -118.259W: A Thirdspace Perspective on the Redevelopment and Reuse of Downtown Los Angeles
Stefano BlochBrown University
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At the Starting Line: Poverty among Hispanic Babies in New Immigrant Destinations
Daniel LichterCornell University
Fall
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The Neighborhood Quality of Subsidized Housing
Emily TalenArizona State University
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Exchange value vs. use value: Whither property-led urban development in post-colonial Hong Kong ?
Mee Kam NgChinese University of Hong Kong
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User friendly software tools for modern spatial econometrics
Luc AnselinArizona State University
2012-2013
Spring
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The Geography of Disease Immunities and the African Slave Trade
Elena EspositoBrown University and the University of Bologna
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Segregation, Race, and Ethnicity in American Cities, 1900-1930
Allison ShertzerUniversity of Pittsburgh
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High Stakes Choosing: Race, Place, and School Choice in Chicago
Mary PattilloNorthwestern University
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Race, Class, and Geography in Neighborhood Migration
Lincoln QuillianNorthwestern University
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Emergent Ghettos: Black Residential Patterns in NY and Chicago, 1880-1940
John LoganBrown University
Fall
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Urban Politics of Finance
Kathe NewmanRutgers University
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Favelas at the Vanguard: Rethinking Our Assumptions in Sustainable Development
Theresa WilliamsonCatalytic Communities, Rio de Janeiro
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Putting a Price on Politics as Usual: Using Spatial Optimization and GIS to Evaluate Rural Air Transport in the United States
Tony GrubesicDrexel University
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Putting a Price on Politics as Usual: Using Spatial Optimization and GIS to Evaluate Rural Air Transport in the United States
Tony GrubesicDrexel University
2011-2012
Spring
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Thinking in Generations: The Persistence of Neighborhood Inequality and Its Implications for Urban Policy.
Patrick SharkeyNYU
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More Unequal, More Separate: Income Inequality and Income Segregation, 1970-2010
Sean ReardonStanford University
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Exploring Spatial Dynamics of Neighborhoods Using PySAL
Serge ReyArizona State University
Fall
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Mapping the CIA's Covert Suburbs
Andrew FriedmanHaverford College
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Implementing the Spatial Turn: Digital History and the Construction of Space
Richard WhiteStanford Univeristy
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Learning About the Spatial Scope of Agglomeration Economies from Urban Transport Innovations
Nate Baum-SnowBrown Univeristy
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Land Lines: Where Property Meets Poetry; New Experiments in the Digital Geohumanities
Sarah LuriaHoly Cross
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Unpacking and Tracking the Mean Center of Population and the Hoover Index: Demographic Change and Recent Trends in the Geography of U.S. Settlement
David A PlaneUniversity of Arizona
2010-2011
Spring
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Resource Management in Low-Income Settings: When Can Granting Cooperatives Property Rights be Successful?
Fri Feb 25 to Tue Mar 15Sriniketh NagavarapuDepartment of Economics, Brown University
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If Only We knew Where Each Person Lived ... Studying Residential Segregation with Historical Data
John LoganBrown Univeristy
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The Political Geography of Welfare in Lebanon
Melanie CammettDepartment of Political Science, Brown University
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Navigating Urban Space: Housing the Poor in a Hope VI Era
Kathryn EdinHarvard Kennedy School
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Railroads and American Economic Development: New Evidence
Robert A. MargoDepartment of Economics, Boston University
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Faith, Treachery, and the Great River: Techniques and Tools for Exploring Spatial Processes, Patterns, and Relationships
Timothy HareDepartment of Archaeology, Morehead State University
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Neighborhood Mobility and Inequality in Multi-Ethnic America
Van Tran
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A Sustainable American Urbanism?
Joseph Pierce
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Situating Sustainability in Shanghai: Global Flows and Urban Transformations
Julie Sze
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Waging War on the Landscape: Building Demolition and Land Clearance in Postwar America
Francesca Ammon
Fall
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Unbiased Indices of Uneven Distribution and Exposure: New Alternatives for Segregation Analysis
Mark FossettTexas A&M University
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Mapping Decline
Colin GordonUniversity of Iowa
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Gender and the Neighborhood Location of Mixed-Race Couples
Richard WrightDartmouth College
2009-2010
Spring
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Passing the Line: The Strange Career of Guillermo Enrique Eliseo and of Borderlands History
Karl Jacoby HistoryBrown University
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A geographer’s analysis of reproductive health and cropped area
Kathryn GraceUC Santa Barbara
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Demographic Profiling: Explaining the Red and the Blue in Presidential Elections
Rachel FranklinUniversity of Maryland
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Violent Spaces: Drug-Trafficking and State-Sponsored Protection Rackets in Mexico
Rich SnyderPolitical Science,Brown University
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The Subprime Crisis and the Restructuring of the U.S. Housing Finance System
Kevin GothamSociology, Tulane University
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Anticipating the Initial Release of ACS Five-Year Estimates: What Awaits Us and How Do We Make the Most of It?
Paul VossSociology, University of North Carolina
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Recent Evolution of the American Community Survey and Some Discoveries to Date
Linda GageDepartment of Finance, State of California
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the 23rd Census: Controversies and Conflicts about Moving Power and Money
Reynolds FarleySociology, University of Michigan
Fall
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Social Altruism and the Good Community
Rob SampsonSociology, Harvard University
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Choosing Geographic Scales for Local Spatial Statistics
Peter Rogerson GeographyUniversity of Buffalo
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Social Engineering in the Post-Apartheid City: The South African state and the quality of urban ‘community’
Jeremy SeekingsSociology, University of Capetown, South Africa
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Global Neighborhoods: New Pathways to Diversity and Separation
John LoganBrown University
2008-2009
Spring
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Mortality and Mental Health in Sumatra after the Tsunami
Elizabeth FrankenbergDuke University
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Measuring segregation: from spatial, to local and individual
David WongGeorge Mason University
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How Employers Use Space
Roberto FernandezMIT
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Dynamic Models of Race and Income Segregation
Elizabeth BruchUniversity of Michigan
Fall
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Regional and Racial Differences in Violence
Richard FelsonPennsylvania State University, Department of Sociology
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Brazilian Ethanol: A Gift or Threat?
Dr. Sri NagavarapuEconomics and Environmental Studies Brown University
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Patterns of Segregation in the Paris Metropolis
Edmond PreteceilleSciences Po, Paris
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Concentration and Deconcentration of Poverty, Threshold Effects, and the Implications for City Level Violent Crime
John HippSchool of Social Ecology, University of California at Irvine
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Unsettled Settlements: The Temporal and Spatial Segregation of Migrant Filipina Hostesses in Tokyo
Rhacel ParrenasBrown University, Department of American Civilization
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Advances in the Spatial Analysis of the Causes and Consequences of Suburbanization
Colin PolskyClark University, Department of Geography
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Berlin in Transition: From a Politically to a Socially Divided City
Christine HannemannHumboldt University of Berlin, Department of Sociology
2007-2008
Spring
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Poverty Neighborhoods and the Geography of Deprivation in Chinese Cities
Fulong WuUniversity of Cardiff
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Darfur and the Crime of Genocide:The Collective Dynamics of Racial Dehumanization And Genocidal Victimization
John HaganSociology, Northwestern University
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Social Area Analysis, Data Mining, and GIS
Seth SpelmanUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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WikiGIS and Its Application in New Orleans' Post-Katrina Rebuilding
Xun ShiGeography, Dartmouth College
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Boundaries and Borderlands in GIS Research with Censuses
Alistair GeddesUniversity of Dundee, Scotland
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SPATIAL ANALYSIS WORKSHOP SERIES 3
Thu Mar 13 to Fri Mar 14Peter J. Diggle Department of MedicineLancaster University
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Geography and Local U.S. Growth
Jordan RappaportFederal Reserve Bank, Kansas City, MO
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A Satellite View of Human Activity Based on Nighttime Lights
Chris ElvidgeNOAA Denver, CO
Fall
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Social and Environmental Aspects of Peri-Urban Growth in Latin American Megacities
Haroldo TorresCEBRAP (Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning)John Sydenstricker-NetoCEBRAP (Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning)
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Spatial Perspectives on Hazards Vulnerability Science
Susan CutterDepartment of Geography and Director, Hazards and Vulnerability Research Institute, University of South Carolina
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SPATIAL ANALYSIS WORKSHOP SERIES 2
Wed Nov 14 to Fri Nov 16Brad CarlinDivision of Biostatistics, School of Public Health , University of Minnesota
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Spatial Process Model for Social Network Analysis
Crystal LinkletterS4 and Department of Biostatistics
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Preferences for Residential Segregation in Europe
Moshe SemyonovSociology, Tel Aviv University and University of Illinois, Chicago
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Confronting the “Mass Way of Life” - East Harlem Public Housing and the Sources of the Revolt Against Modernist Planning and Urbanism
Samuel ZippUrban Studies and American Civilization, Brown University
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SPATIAL ANALYSIS WORKSHOP SERIES 1
Mon Sep 24 to Fri Sep 28Tim ConleyGraduate School of Business , University of Chicago
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Urban Transformations Conference
Elizabeth Diller
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New Orleans after Katrina: Alternate Visions of Justice
John LoganSociology, Brown Univeristy
2006-2007
Spring
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Is 'Liveable Metropolis' an Oxymoron in the Global South? Speculations on 21st Century Urban Trajectories
Peter EvansDepartment of Sociology University of California at Berkeley
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Historical GIS and Great Plains Environmental History
Geoff CunferUniversity of Saskatchewan
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The Impact of Immigrants on New York City Politics
John MollenkopfDepartment of Political Science, CUNY Graduate Center
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Urban Studies Conference
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The Intrametropolitan Spatial Division of Labor
Richard WrightDepartment of Geography, Dartmouth University
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Inequality and Crop Production in Puerto Rico 1900?1920
Katherine WhiteDepartment of Sociology, Brown University
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Cycles of Urbanization: The Growth, Decline and Resurgence of U.S. Cities
Robert BeauregardGraduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, Columbia University
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Immigrants and Neighborhoods of Concentrated Poverty: Assimilation or Stagnation?
Paul JargowskyUniversity of Texas Dallas
Fall
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Justice and Urban Redevelopment
Susan FainsteinGraduate School of Design, Harvard University
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Using Spatial Dependence in Theory Construction
Glenn DeaneDepartment of Sociology, University at Albany
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Residential mobility and segregation in Athens: Questioning some traditional assumptions
Thomas MaloutasUniversity of Thessaly, Greece
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About 50 Years of Urban Critique: Doesn't Anything Good Ever Happen
Harvey MolotchDepartment of Sociology, New York University
2005-2006
Spring
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Space as a Category of Analysis: New Perspectives
Fri Apr 7 to Sat Apr 8
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Impacts of Disaster: Comparing Ecological and Social Resilience
Fri Mar 17 to Sat Mar 18
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Social Capital Formation in Immigrant Neighborhoods: Chinatown and Koreatown in Los Angeles
Min ZhouUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Fall
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Unraveling the Neighborhood Effects and School Effects on Youth Behavior
David Kirk
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Back to the Farm: Lessons Learned from an Historical and Spatial Analysis of Agriculture and Population Dynamics
Katherine White
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Neighborhood Effects on Organizational Outcomes: Nonprofit Organizations and Philanthropic Foundations in Chicago
Heather MacIndoe
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Household Demography and Land Use/Land Cover in the Brazilian Amazon: Two Tests of the Household Life Cycle Model
Leah VanWey
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Federal Oversight, Local Control, and the Specter of “Resegregation” in Southern Schools
Charles T. ClotfelterDuke University
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Moving to Opportunities: Internal Migration of Mexicans in the US
Charles ZhangDepartment of Sociology Brown University
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Applied and Scientific GIS: A Tool for Today's Researcher
Scott BellUniversity of Saskatchewan
2004-2005
Spring
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The Bum's Rush: Poverty and Mobility in the U.S., 1850-2000
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The Costs of Environmental Regulation in a Concentrate Industry
Ryan, Stephen
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Half a Loaf: The Partial Desegregation of American Public Schools
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Interconnection Pricing and Compatibility in Network Industries: ATM Networks in the Banking Industry
Ishii, Joy
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Identifying Social Interactions through Excess Variance Contrasts
Graham, Bryan
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The Effects of Changes in the Transportation Infrastructure on Suburbanization: Evidence from the Construction of the Interstate Highway System
Baum-Snow, Nathaniel
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The Role of Durable Goods in Household Water and Energy Consumption: The Case of Front Loading Clothes Washers
Davis, Lucas
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Missing Women and the Price of Tea in China: The Effect of Relative Female Income on Sex Imbalance
Qian, Nancy
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Multivariate Lattice Models for Areal Data with Application to Multiple Disease Mapping
Xiaoping Jin
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U.S. Environmental Regulation and FDI: Evidence from a Panel of U.S. Based Multinational Firms
Hanna, Rema
Fall
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200 years of land-use change in central New Hampshire: drivers and implications?
Steve HamburgBrown UniversityLaura SchneiderBrown University
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Residential Mobility Programs and Child Well-Being
Greg DuncanNorthwestern University
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What is Special about Spatial Analysis in the Social Sciences?
Arthur GetisSan Diego State University
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Spatiotemporal modeling of PM2.5 data with missing values
Richard SmithUniversity of North Carolina
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Mobility Constraints and the Distributional Consequences of Particulate Matter
Christopher TimminsDuke University
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Estimating Dynamic Local Interactions Models
Tim ConleyUniversity of Chicago
2003-2004
Spring
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Separate But Unequal? Examining the Relationship Between Residential Segregation and Air Quality in U.S. Metropolitan Areas
Rachel Morello-Frosch
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Access to Social Services in Urban America
Scott Allard
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Advancing Segregation Measurement
Michael White
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Bayesian Factor Analysis for Spatially Correlated Data, with Application to Summarizing Area-Level Material Deprivation Using Census Data
Joesph Hogan
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The Social Logic of Bounded Partisanship: Dynamic Patterns in Britain and Germany
Andrew FosterNaresh Kumar
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The Social Logic of Bounded Partisanship: Dynamic Patterns in Britain and Germany
Alan Zuckerman